Define the sequence
Connect the steps, inputs, and conditions that make up a repeatable operation.
Workflows. Coordinate people, agents, and systems through repeatable processes. Keep progress intact through long waits, human reviews, and failed steps.
Illustrative workflow with synthetic data.

Product walkthrough
Read the transcript and visual descriptionsConnect the steps, inputs, and conditions that make up a repeatable operation.
Compose approved business functions and connected tools. Keep each step tied to its input and expected result.
Pause for a person, signal, or scheduled point without losing the work already completed.
Follow a run through its steps, waiting states, failures, and completed results.
Inspect what happened before retrying or repairing a failed step. Preserve completed work and uncertain outcomes.
Keep a run connected to the workflow definition it uses. Review changes before applying a new version.
Inspect the Horizon recovery follow-up, open its run, and check the recorded output and the work still awaiting confirmation.
The Workflow connects confirmed tender writebacks to carrier and customs follow-ups. Three hazardous loads remain outside the approved shipment scope.
The run history shows a seven-second execution. Open it to inspect the steps, outputs, and any completion work still pending.
Three steps are complete. The final output records 14 approved shipments and three held loads. Completion updates are still finalizing, so the run remains unconfirmed until those updates arrive.

In practice
A recovery decision creates follow-up work across carriers and customs. The Workflow connects those steps and retains their outputs. In this example, all three steps have completed, but completion updates are still finalizing. The team can inspect the recorded work while keeping that unresolved status and the three lithium holds visible.
Example operation.Explore the solutionChoose a workflow that crosses teams or systems. Map its steps, approvals, waiting periods, and what should happen when a step fails.